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Help please! when should you go to the emergency room for a kidney infection?
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Asap: Symptoms of UTI are burning, urinating more often and lower abdominal pain. If the pain spreads to your back or your have fever you may have a kidney infection. You should see a doctor immediately.
Answered 3/22/2020
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